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Another "so cold the mask is primarily for warmth" type day out there... I forgot my binder of notes on bills for today's executive session, so I'll have to just be looking up everything from my previous threads... #NHPoliticsPermalink On twitter.com
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Chair Dolan couldn't remember the name of Ukraine so he just said "the Middle East" (apparently that's where he thinks it is?)On twitter.com
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first bill of the day: HB1238: @cooljeanius/1493603351803613188Permalink On twitter.com
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amendment to it: @cooljeanius/1493604755804983300Permalink On twitter.com
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attendance seems... sparser today; Rep. Lascelles is taking over Rep. Piemonte's position as vice chairPermalink On twitter.com
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Amendment to HB1238 passes 9-7, so that's 3 absences, it seems...Permalink On twitter.com
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so yeah consensus on HB1238 seems to be that it won't do much... looks like we're going to ITL it...Permalink On twitter.com
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HB1238 is ITL-ed unanimously, 16-0... there was some fear that voting against this might get portrayed as being "anti-housing", but since it ended up being unanimous against it, I guess we don't have to worry about that; seemed pretty clear we were all just objecting to detailsPermalink On twitter.com
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next: HB1259Permalink On twitter.com
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it was this bill: @cooljeanius/1490729111517642753Permalink On twitter.com
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HB1259 is ITL-ed unanimously, 16-0Permalink On twitter.com
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next is HB1267: @cooljeanius/1484194970823278597Permalink On twitter.com
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Republicans are making the ITL motion on this, so hopefully this one will be unanimous, tooPermalink On twitter.com
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HB1267 is also ITL-ed unanimously, 16-0... phew, I didn't even have to raise my free speech points against it; we killed it without me having to say anything!Permalink On twitter.com
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next: HB1268, another one of those bad anti-vax/anti-mask billsPermalink On twitter.com
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from the hearing on it: @cooljeanius/1493625488249659397Permalink On twitter.com
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HB1268 passes along party lines (didn't quite catch the exact vote total); next is HB1272, to limit the authority of town health officersPermalink On twitter.com
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from the hearing on it: @cooljeanius/1484202876448739336Permalink On twitter.com
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hope @DemsBelknap are watching: @DemsBelknap/1438940416770985995Permalink On twitter.com
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motion of OTP on 1272 passes along party lines, 9-7, so I'm assuming that's what the margin was for HB1268, too...Permalink On twitter.com
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Next: HB1289, Rep Renzullo's OHRV bill: @cooljeanius/1493647990162079746Permalink On twitter.com
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so, consensus seems to be that while OHRV noise complaints are a legitimate issue, tax abatements aren't the right way to go about fixing itPermalink On twitter.com
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yeah this reasoning wasn't really that convincing to us: @cooljeanius/1493654485163560971Permalink On twitter.com
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this reasoning seems to be more common: @cooljeanius/1493660691890421764Permalink On twitter.com
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my preferred solution would be just to ban the sale and possession of OHRVs (and really all internal combustion engine powered vehicles altogether, tbh), but that probably won't happen...Permalink On twitter.com
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looks like, instead of ITL-ing, we might be moving to interim study instead?Permalink On twitter.com
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so yeah HB1289 goes to interim study instead of being ITL-ed; there were 3 "no" votes, so I guess that makes the margin 13-3?Permalink On twitter.com
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Next: HB1293, preventing people from designing their own septic systems (which... what? Why could they in the first place? I'm guessing the Free Staters had something to do with it...)Permalink On twitter.com
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portion of the hearing thread for it: @cooljeanius/1493665220023267331Permalink On twitter.com
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this is a perfect example of something where the application of Mill's Harm Principle might not seem obvious at first, but becomes more obvious the more you think about it (poor septic design affects entire communities!)Permalink On twitter.com
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I think HB1293 OTP-ed unanimously... onto HB1307Permalink On twitter.com
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right, this was the Housing Appeals Board one: @cooljeanius/1490737077973049358Permalink On twitter.com
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the point at which I became ITL on this bill: @cooljeanius/1490745485925179399Permalink On twitter.com
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HB1307 OTPs 13-3; Reps Vann, Rung and I were the 3Permalink On twitter.com
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Next: HB1350: @cooljeanius/1488190107102363650Permalink On twitter.com
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not much discussion on it; motion is to ITL itPermalink On twitter.com
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HB1350 is ITL-ed unanimously, 16-0Permalink On twitter.com
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Next: HB1365, which makes sense to me, but... meh, seems unpopular: @cooljeanius/1493672120278208526Permalink On twitter.com
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HB1365 is ITL-ed unanimously, 16-0... I went along with the majority despite disagreeing with most of their reasoning, just due to implementation worries...Permalink On twitter.com
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our last bill of the day is HB1374: @cooljeanius/1488151702658162689Permalink On twitter.com
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HB1374 is also ITL-ed unanimously, 16-0; we get out early today!Permalink On twitter.com
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Happy birthday @mariapz1974!Permalink On twitter.com
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